A civilian carrying a white flag. from The Patriot
A fine soldier you are, bested by a bedtime story. from The Patriot
A ghost. from The Patriot
A glorious day for His Majesty and England. from The Patriot
A guide. from The Patriot
A lot can happen in the time it takes to fire two shots. from The Patriot
A mother. from The Patriot
A shepherd must tend his flock. from The Patriot
A woman can have a strange effect on a man. from The Patriot
A world where all men are created equal under God. from The Patriot
Abigale, the children, please. from The Patriot
Abigale! from The Patriot
Abigale! from The Patriot
About face! from The Patriot
Absolument. from The Patriot
Aim small, miss small. from The Patriot
Aim small, miss small. from The Patriot
Aim small, miss small. from The Patriot
Aim small, miss small. from The Patriot
Aim small, miss small. from The Patriot
Ain't overly smart. He's strong as a bull. from The Patriot
All around us. from The Patriot
All but two. We let them live. from The Patriot
All of you do. from The Patriot
All of you, stay here. from The Patriot
All right. from The Patriot
All right. from The Patriot
All right. from The Patriot
All right. Seventeen. from The Patriot
Allow me. from The Patriot
Always too eager for glory. from The Patriot
Always too early. from The Patriot
Ambush! Ambush! from The Patriot
Amen. from The Patriot
Among our homes. from The Patriot
Amongst us. from The Patriot
An "R." from The Patriot
An American nation! from The Patriot
An elected legislature can trample a man's rights as easily as a king can. from The Patriot
And as long as your soldiers attack civilians... from The Patriot
And because I will not fight, I will not cast a vote... from The Patriot
And bring more suffering to this town? from The Patriot
And dear Lord... from The Patriot
And for that, I am ashamed. from The Patriot
And forgive us our sins. from The Patriot
And he destroyed the only army between him and New York. from The Patriot
And he knows it, what's more. from The Patriot
And he'll expect you to be the first to enlist. from The Patriot
And how did King George reward me? from The Patriot
And I advise you and your men to make way. from The Patriot
And I need to know how. from The Patriot
And I would not try to convince you of the worthiness of our cause. from The Patriot
And indeed you may! from The Patriot
And men bought you drinks. from The Patriot
And my men are excellent marksmen. from The Patriot
And our last, if we vote a levy! from The Patriot
And our rights are being threatened... from The Patriot
And protect us. Forever. from The Patriot
And she'll always be looking down on us. from The Patriot
And the Holy Ghost. from The Patriot
And the innocent will die with the rest of us. from The Patriot
And then you count up. from The Patriot
And though I fear death... from The Patriot
And to hell with the French army. from The Patriot
And we are at war. from The Patriot
And what nation is that? from The Patriot
And when this conflict is over, we will re establish commerce with them. from The Patriot
And your principles? from The Patriot
And, at times, fight off the wolves. from The Patriot
Anne Patricia Howard... from The Patriot
Anne! from The Patriot
Anne! from The Patriot
Another colonial. from The Patriot
Any man who does not return will not be thought a coward or uncommitted. from The Patriot
Are you sure I have? from The Patriot
Are you sure this is the right place to recruit for a militia? from The Patriot
Aren't you a little old to be believing in ghost stories? from The Patriot
Around 600 cavalry. from The Patriot
Artillery, concentrate on the center. from The Patriot
As a scout, horseman, marksman, scavenger. from The Patriot
As I am on you, Samuel. from The Patriot
As I left, I saw the Virginia Regulars surrender. from The Patriot
As if she'd been speaking all along. from The Patriot
As long as we continue to fight, others will come to fight beside us. from The Patriot
As you were. from The Patriot
As you wish. from The Patriot
Attend to your families. from The Patriot
Aunt Charlotte! from The Patriot
Aunt Charlotte! Wake up, someone's coming! from The Patriot
Back to the house. Come on. Back to the house now. from The Patriot
Battalion, halt! from The Patriot
Battalion! from The Patriot
Bayonet charge. We'll see who takes the glory from this field. from The Patriot
Be careful. from The Patriot
Be quiet! from The Patriot
Be still. from The Patriot
Be strong. We must. from The Patriot
Before this war is over, I'm going to kill you. from The Patriot
Behind us! Up on the ridge! from The Patriot
Behind you! from The Patriot
Ben. from The Patriot
Beneath the sill. There. from The Patriot
Benjamin Martin. from The Patriot
Benjamin Martin. from The Patriot
Benjamin Martin. Major Jean Villeneuve. from The Patriot
Benjamin, nothing will replace your sons. from The Patriot
Benjamin, we have a chance. from The Patriot
Benjamin, you pay me what you can, when you can. from The Patriot
Bordon? Take a patrol. from The Patriot
Bordon. from The Patriot
Boys, listen to me. from The Patriot
Boys. from The Patriot
Boys... from The Patriot
Bundling bags are a wonderful tradition. I don't mind in the least. from The Patriot
Burn the church, captain. from The Patriot
Burn the church. from The Patriot
Burwell will be counting on your vote. from The Patriot
But above all, pray for the cause. from The Patriot
But all I'm asking is that you... from The Patriot
But first let us pray. from The Patriot
But honor them by taking up arms with us. from The Patriot
But I still think it's imperative to push north. from The Patriot
But if you come with us, you can justify their sacrifice. from The Patriot
But if you're asking me am I willing to go to war with England... from The Patriot
But just occasionally... from The Patriot
But mark my words. from The Patriot
But not at the expense of our cause. from The Patriot
But the British have seen that too. from The Patriot
But to do so requires the use of tactics that are somewhat... from The Patriot
But until then, stay the course. from The Patriot
But we'll have a chance to build a new world. from The Patriot
But what we found was... from The Patriot
But while you're here... from The Patriot
But you can have my n****. He'll fight in my stead. from The Patriot
But you can keep or sell me the muskets and gear of any Redcoat you kill. from The Patriot
But you said we'd be forgiven. from The Patriot
But you've taken the field. from The Patriot
By order of General Washington and the Continental Congress... from The Patriot
By order of King George... from The Patriot
By the old Spanish mission. from The Patriot
By twos! from The Patriot
Calm down. Calm down, man. from The Patriot
Can you tell the difference? from The Patriot
Can you write? from The Patriot
Captain Martin... from The Patriot
Captain Wilkins, where do your loyalties lie? from The Patriot
Captain. from The Patriot
Capture this ghost before word of his exploits spread. from The Patriot
Captured over 5000 of our troops when he took Charles Town. from The Patriot
Carried a Cherokee tomahawk. from The Patriot
Charge bayonets! from The Patriot
Charge! from The Patriot
Charge! from The Patriot
Charge! from The Patriot
Charge! from The Patriot
Charge! from The Patriot
Charge! from The Patriot
Charlotte! from The Patriot
Charlotte. from The Patriot
Children, come. Upstairs. from The Patriot
Colonel Burwell. from The Patriot
Colonel Tavington wishes to address the whole village. from The Patriot
Colonel Tavington, why, after six weeks... from The Patriot
Colonel Tavington. from The Patriot
Colonel William Tavington, Green Dragoons. from The Patriot
Colonel, I've been a soldier for two years. from The Patriot
Colonel, they're militia. from The Patriot
Colonel, this is a uniformed dispatch rider carrying a marked case. from The Patriot
Colonel! from The Patriot
Colonel. from The Patriot
Come along now. Inside now. from The Patriot
Come on! It's all right. from The Patriot
Come with me. Margaret, go now. from The Patriot
Come, child. from The Patriot
Come, dear. from The Patriot
Come. from The Patriot
Come. Into bed. from The Patriot
Congratulations, my lord. from The Patriot
Congratulations. from The Patriot
Cornwallis knows more about warfare than we could learn in a dozen lifetimes. from The Patriot
Cornwallis' own letters bear out that he has no respect for the militia. from The Patriot
Corporal! from The Patriot
Corporal. from The Patriot
Damn fools. from The Patriot
Damn him! Damn that man! from The Patriot
Damn, I wasn't there for it. from The Patriot
Dan Scott... from The Patriot
Dead now, for all I know. from The Patriot
Dear Anne: from The Patriot
Dear Charlotte: from The Patriot
Dear Thomas: Though many seasons have passed... from The Patriot
Destroy the livestock. Save the horses for the Dragoons. from The Patriot
Did he die? from The Patriot
Did you finish planting the field? from The Patriot
Did you hear that? from The Patriot
Do you understand, colonel? from The Patriot
Do you? from The Patriot
Does he have family? Where would he hide his children? from The Patriot
Dog is a fine meal. from The Patriot
Don't go. Gabriel, don't. from The Patriot
Don't listen to them. from The Patriot
Don't worry. I sew better than my mother did. from The Patriot
Don't you walk away from me, boy! from The Patriot
Dress ranks! from The Patriot
Eat the dogs? from The Patriot
Enough. from The Patriot
Equal. from The Patriot
Especially against British Regulars. from The Patriot
Especially Susan. from The Patriot
Every damned one of them Redcoats deserves to die. from The Patriot
Every man here is free to come and go as he pleases. from The Patriot
Everyone must gather at the church. from The Patriot
Everything has changed. from The Patriot
Everything will change. from The Patriot
Excuse me, sir. from The Patriot
Father said it was a perfect place to hide. from The Patriot
Father, a postrider! from The Patriot
Father, do something! from The Patriot
Father, I thought you were a man of principle. from The Patriot
Father, stop it. You heard him. from The Patriot
Father, what changed you? from The Patriot
Father! from The Patriot
Father! Father! from The Patriot
Father? from The Patriot
Father? from The Patriot
Father. from The Patriot
Father. from The Patriot
Father. from The Patriot
Father. from The Patriot
Father. from The Patriot
Fine animals. A gift from His Majesty. from The Patriot
Finished, my lord. from The Patriot
Fire the house and barns. from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
Fire! from The Patriot
First they'll free them, then they'll pay them. from The Patriot
First, an address by Colonel Harry Burwell of the Continental Army. from The Patriot
First, the theft of my baggage... from The Patriot
Follow me. from The Patriot
For the love of God, we... from The Patriot
For victory, my lord. from The Patriot
Form right! from The Patriot
Forward... from The Patriot
Four would have been better. from The Patriot
French Seventh Light Foot. He will help train the militia. from The Patriot
French. from The Patriot
From Philadelphia, we expect a declaration of independence. from The Patriot
Gabriel Edward Martin, will you have this woman to be your wife... from The Patriot
Gabriel is a good name for a farmer. from The Patriot
Gabriel said if we won the war... from The Patriot
Gabriel sure reminds me a lot of you. from The Patriot
Gabriel. from The Patriot
Gabriel. from The Patriot
Gabriel. from The Patriot
Gabriel. from The Patriot
Gabriel's gone. from The Patriot
Gates marched us straight at the Redcoats. from The Patriot
General Cornwallis took flight with his army and moved north. from The Patriot
General Greene, what exactly is the task before us? from The Patriot
General Lord Cornwallis will be with you shortly. from The Patriot
General O'Hara tells me... from The Patriot
Gentlemen, Cornwallis has us cornered. from The Patriot
Gentlemen, my compliments. from The Patriot
Get King George! from The Patriot
Get my men. from The Patriot
Get ready! from The Patriot
Get some rest. from The Patriot
Get the boys. from The Patriot
Get your brother and your sisters... from The Patriot
Give me the horse blanket. from The Patriot
Give me the torch. from The Patriot
Go back to church! from The Patriot
Go on. from The Patriot
Go on. from The Patriot
Go, then. from The Patriot
Go. from The Patriot
Go. from The Patriot
God save King George! from The Patriot
Going muzzle to muzzle with Redcoats in open field. It's madness. from The Patriot
Good heavens. from The Patriot
Good luck. from The Patriot
Good night. from The Patriot
Good night. from The Patriot
Good night. from The Patriot
Good night. Good night, Meg. from The Patriot
Good. from The Patriot
Good. from The Patriot
Goodbye, Father. from The Patriot
Goodbye, Susan. from The Patriot
Goodbye? from The Patriot
Goodbye. from The Patriot
Goodbye. from The Patriot
Granted. from The Patriot
Great Danes. from The Patriot
Greene and Dan Morgan are down from Virginia. from The Patriot
Half the men in this church, including you, Father... from The Patriot
Halt! from The Patriot
Halt! from The Patriot
Halt! from The Patriot
Halt! from The Patriot
Hang him, put his body on display. from The Patriot
Hang King George! from The Patriot
Harry Burwell is here recruiting. from The Patriot
Harry... from The Patriot
Has he not? from The Patriot
Have a detachment take our wounded to our surgeons at Winnsboro. from The Patriot
Have you seen any Redcoats? from The Patriot
He also taught you every trail between here and Charles Town... from The Patriot
He cannot be held as a spy. from The Patriot
He cuts off my other leg with his taxes. from The Patriot
He didn't want those mean men to find you, so he led them away. from The Patriot
He has 18 of our officers. from The Patriot
He has a pair of dogs with him. from The Patriot
He has shown no aggression here. Hence he cannot be touched. from The Patriot
He just vanished. from The Patriot
He looked around, then he left. from The Patriot
He rode in under a white flag for formal parley. from The Patriot
He spent too many years in the British army. from The Patriot
He tried. It didn't take. from The Patriot
He was in the flank. from The Patriot
He was like a ghost. from The Patriot
He was with the Loyalist Colonial Militia. He might be of use. from The Patriot
He won't be the last to leave. from The Patriot
He would've made four. from The Patriot
He'll come see you as soon as he can. from The Patriot
He's 17, a year younger than I. from The Patriot
He's as imprudent as his father was at his age. from The Patriot
He's right. from The Patriot
He's running and hiding from 12,000 Redcoats. from The Patriot
He's the commander of the militia. from The Patriot
He's the ghost. from The Patriot
Hear, hear. from The Patriot
Hear, hear. from The Patriot
Hell, everything. I could tell you the size of his boot. from The Patriot
Hell, no. from The Patriot
Hell, reverend, they're Redcoats. They've earned it. from The Patriot
Hello general, gentlemen. from The Patriot
Here in the north, our campaign has been marked by defeat and privation. from The Patriot
Here. A proper musket for you. from The Patriot
Hide in the fields with William and Susan. from The Patriot
Him. from The Patriot
His death has been difficult to bear. from The Patriot
His Majesty is most generous. from The Patriot
His Majesty, like history, judges us by the outcome of the war... from The Patriot
His victories at Camden and Charles Town were perfect. Perfect. from The Patriot
His wife's sister has a plantation. from The Patriot
Hold him firm. from The Patriot
Hold on. You're gonna be all right. from The Patriot
Hold the charge! from The Patriot
Hold the charge! from The Patriot
Hold the line! from The Patriot
Hold the line! from The Patriot
Hold the line! from The Patriot
Hold! Dress your ranks! from The Patriot
Home. Start over. from The Patriot
Honored. from The Patriot
How could it come to this? An army of rabble. from The Patriot
How far away? from The Patriot
How is he? from The Patriot
How many did you get? from The Patriot
How many men does Cornwallis have? from The Patriot
How many more have to die before you'll heed my word? from The Patriot
How old are you? from The Patriot
How old were your daughters? from The Patriot
However... from The Patriot
I advance myself only through victory. from The Patriot
I alone will assume the full mantle of responsibility for my actions... from The Patriot
I am occupied. from The Patriot
I am prepared to do what is necessary. from The Patriot
I am, as ever, ready to serve. from The Patriot
I am. from The Patriot
I ask only that you act upon the beliefs... from The Patriot
I ask that South Carolina be the ninth. from The Patriot
I believe that was one of my younger brothers. Perhaps Samuel or Nathan. from The Patriot
I believe they can. And they should. from The Patriot
I believe we took the field. from The Patriot
I believe you would. from The Patriot
I can capture him for you. from The Patriot
I can see their faces. from The Patriot
I can still hear their screams. from The Patriot
I can. from The Patriot
I can't read. from The Patriot
I can't stay here! It's not safe for... from The Patriot
I could barely see him. He was there, then he was gone. from The Patriot
I couldn't tell you who it was. from The Patriot
I dare to presume my own meager contributions will be rewarded one day. from The Patriot
I did, sir. from The Patriot
I do have 18 criminals under sentence of death... from The Patriot
I don't care. I hate him. from The Patriot
I don't know about you, but I don't like the idea giving muskets to slaves. from The Patriot
I don't know. I'm his son. from The Patriot
I don't really remember how many. from The Patriot
I envy you... from The Patriot
I fight for that child. from The Patriot
I got another two months to go before I get to twelve months. from The Patriot
I got it! from The Patriot
I got it! I got it! from The Patriot
I grant you that small measure... from The Patriot
I hate him, and I hope he never comes back. from The Patriot
I have long feared... from The Patriot
I have long feared... from The Patriot
I have run my course. from The Patriot
I have seven children. from The Patriot
I have some maps here for you. from The Patriot
I have something for you. from The Patriot
I have the count. from The Patriot
I have this for you, Susan. It belonged to your mother. from The Patriot
I have to get these dispatches to Hillsborough. from The Patriot
I hope so. from The Patriot
I just signed him over to you. from The Patriot
I killed those men. from The Patriot
I know it's not much, but you can stay here with me. from The Patriot
I know that. from The Patriot
I know the difference between fighting... from The Patriot
I know the feeling. from The Patriot
I know what you did to my countrymen at Fort Wilderness. from The Patriot
I know you men have sacrificed a lot so far. from The Patriot
I know. from The Patriot
I long to see you and speak to you. from The Patriot
I made this for you. from The Patriot
I promise, Papa. Please don't go. from The Patriot
I promise. from The Patriot
I received a letter from Aunt Charlotte... from The Patriot
I say we drink the wine, eat the dogs and use the papers for musket wadding. from The Patriot
I see it. There it is. Look. Look, Father. from The Patriot
I stand on the eve of the greatest victory of my career. Don't fail me. from The Patriot
I thank you for that. from The Patriot
I think we came to the right place. from The Patriot
I think. from The Patriot
I understand that, reverend. I apologize. from The Patriot
I want accuracy and precision. from The Patriot
I want you to capture him. from The Patriot
I want you to find that man. from The Patriot
I was at Bunker Hill. from The Patriot
I was drunk and foolish enough to answer it. from The Patriot
I was given these dispatches. from The Patriot
I was intemperate in my youth. from The Patriot
I was wounded. These people gave me care. from The Patriot
I watched from 200 yards off as they were burned alive. from The Patriot
I will not fight. from The Patriot
I will not tolerate a premature charge... from The Patriot
I will, unless you'd like to claim aggrieved status. from The Patriot
I will. from The Patriot
I will. from The Patriot
I will. from The Patriot
I wish to know his whereabouts. from The Patriot
I would've thought that a gentleman from a family as esteemed as yours... from The Patriot
I'd be honored. from The Patriot
I'll bury him. from The Patriot
I'll come back. from The Patriot
I'll come back. You believe me? from The Patriot
I'll find you when it's over. from The Patriot
I'll fire first. from The Patriot
I'll fire the town on your orders. from The Patriot
I'll help you bury him. from The Patriot
I'll kill me some Redcoats. from The Patriot
I'll say anything you want. from The Patriot
I'll see to it that he serves under me. from The Patriot
I'll see you in Pembroke soon. from The Patriot
I'll start on the north side. Meet at the mission in Black Swamp. from The Patriot
I'll take care of you. You'll be all right. from The Patriot
I'm a colonel in the Continental Army. My rank should be sufficient for now. from The Patriot
I'm a parent. I haven't got the luxury of principles. from The Patriot
I'm a soldier. from The Patriot
I'm afraid I don't know your name. from The Patriot
I'm counting on you to make sure... from The Patriot
I'm depending on you. from The Patriot
I'm giving you a field commission as a colonel. from The Patriot
I'm glad I killed them. from The Patriot
I'm glad. from The Patriot
I'm going back. I'm a soldier, it's my duty. from The Patriot
I'm here now on my own accord. from The Patriot
I'm here to enlist every man willing. from The Patriot
I'm honored to have you with us. from The Patriot
I'm hopeful that our duties will bring me near you. from The Patriot
I'm in no mood for a lecture. from The Patriot
I'm losing my family. from The Patriot
I'm nearly finished. from The Patriot
I'm not an orator. from The Patriot
I'm not going back. from The Patriot
I'm not leaving these children! from The Patriot
I'm not my sister. from The Patriot
I'm obliged. from The Patriot
I'm pleased that you like it. from The Patriot
I'm sorry about Thomas. from The Patriot
I'm sorry we didn't give you more warning. from The Patriot
I'm sorry, the heathens are... from The Patriot
I'm suggesting we use that. from The Patriot
I'm sure they were lovely. from The Patriot
I'm through. from The Patriot
I've come to call on Anne! from The Patriot
I've come to call on Anne. from The Patriot
I've done nothing. from The Patriot
I've just been in the mind of a genius. from The Patriot
I've taken it in at the back... from The Patriot
If I die, I will die well dressed. from The Patriot
If King George can hang those men, he can hang any one of us. from The Patriot
If that's your position, 18 of your officers will have to die. from The Patriot
If the conduct of your officers is the measure of a gentleman... from The Patriot
If we reform and wheel right, we may be able to turn their flank. from The Patriot
If we win this next battle, victory in the war is within our grasp. from The Patriot
If we win this war, a lot of things will change. from The Patriot
If we're not back by sunset, take them to Aunt Charlotte's. from The Patriot
If you can't protect our supply lines against militia... from The Patriot
If you harm him, you condemn our officers. from The Patriot
If you mean by "patriot," am I angry about taxation without representation? from The Patriot
If you're just gonna stand there... from The Patriot
If you're willing, make your mark. from The Patriot
Imagine the chaos that would follow... from The Patriot
In full sentences. from The Patriot
In my defense, my lord... from The Patriot
In the marsh, by the old Spanish mission. from The Patriot
In the north, Washington is reeling from Morristown. from The Patriot
In the south, Cornwallis has broken our back. from The Patriot
Indeed. I will do so as soon as possible. from The Patriot
Indeed. That's why I'm not asking you to fire three. from The Patriot
Infantry reserve into the center. from The Patriot
Is it arrogance or? from The Patriot
Is it not enough that I have never lost a battle? from The Patriot
Is that the sort of men you are? from The Patriot
Is there no decency? from The Patriot
Isn't that something? from The Patriot
It appears that Colonel Tavington prefers to follow his own commands. from The Patriot
It appears you are not... from The Patriot
It belonged to Gabriel's mother. from The Patriot
It does me good to see you. from The Patriot
It ends today. from The Patriot
It helps her to know Mother's there. from The Patriot
It is come to that. from The Patriot
It is. It is. from The Patriot
It says here they'll make a declaration of independence by July. from The Patriot
It skirts the mountain and then... from The Patriot
It stinks. from The Patriot
It was blocked off by our long lost friends... from The Patriot
It was mad. from The Patriot
It was you, and it turned my teeth black for a month. from The Patriot
It was your mother. from The Patriot
It's 100,000 acres. from The Patriot
It's a free country. from The Patriot
It's a good spot. from The Patriot
It's a lost cause. from The Patriot
It's an imposing land grant, my lord. from The Patriot
It's beautiful. from The Patriot
It's beautiful. from The Patriot
It's constant, unwavering. from The Patriot
It's fine. from The Patriot
It's more than 12 months. from The Patriot
It's not far. from The Patriot
It's nothing, my lord. from The Patriot
It's October now. from The Patriot
It's really quite nice. from The Patriot
It's the children. from The Patriot
It's the North Star. from The Patriot
It's the personal correspondence of Lord Cornwallis. from The Patriot
It's very good. from The Patriot
Jean. from The Patriot
Jean. from The Patriot
John Billings. I was hoping you'd turn up. from The Patriot
John Raskin did come by earlier. from The Patriot
John, this is not a time for vengeance. from The Patriot
John. from The Patriot
John. from The Patriot
Jupiter, Mars. Come, boys. from The Patriot
Just don't talk. Don't talk. from The Patriot
Just figured we'd get started right here... from The Patriot
Just one word, that's all I want. from The Patriot
Just the three of us? from The Patriot
Keep an eye on these heathens, will you? from The Patriot
Keep looking! They're here somewhere! from The Patriot
Kill me before the war is over, will you? from The Patriot
Kill them. from The Patriot
Killed them all. from The Patriot
Kips Bay, Princeton. from The Patriot
Let it be known if you harbor the enemy you will lose your home. from The Patriot
Let's all stay close in to the house, all right? from The Patriot
Look after your mother. from The Patriot
Look on the rear! from The Patriot
Look, there's Gabriel. from The Patriot
Lord, make me fast and accurate. from The Patriot
Lord... from The Patriot
Lots of them. from The Patriot
Ma'am. from The Patriot
Made so by their commander, this ghost. from The Patriot
Make him a clerk or quartermaster, something of that sort. from The Patriot
Make ready! from The Patriot
Make ready! from The Patriot
Make ready! from The Patriot
Make ready! from The Patriot
Make ready. from The Patriot
Make sure you do. from The Patriot
Make way. from The Patriot
March! from The Patriot
Margaret, come quickly. from The Patriot
Margaret, quick! Get down there! Fast! from The Patriot
Margaret, William, look at you. from The Patriot
Margaret, you go get your brothers back up here right now. from The Patriot
Margaret. from The Patriot
Massachusetts and Virginia may be at war... from The Patriot
May I sit with you? from The Patriot
May I? from The Patriot
Maybe one. from The Patriot
Men always buy you drinks because of what happened at Fort Wilderness. from The Patriot
Mercy! from The Patriot
Might I request that you transfer my son under my command? from The Patriot
Miss Charlotte! from The Patriot
Miss Howard, isn't it? from The Patriot
Missed you. from The Patriot
More than half. from The Patriot
Move out! from The Patriot
Mr. Hardwick, how many times have I heard you... from The Patriot
Mr. Howard. from The Patriot
Mr. Howard. from The Patriot
Mr. Martin! from The Patriot
Mr. Middleton, I fought with Captain Martin... from The Patriot
Mr. Simms, you do not have the floor. from The Patriot
Mr. Wilkins? from The Patriot
Mrs. Howard? from The Patriot
My efforts in no small measure have brought you here. from The Patriot
My father taught me. from The Patriot
My first. from The Patriot
My good boys. My brave boys. You seem to be well fed. from The Patriot
My good friend, Peter Cuppin, fell at Elizabethtown. from The Patriot
My hope and prayer is that the sacrifices borne by so many... from The Patriot
My late father squandered any esteem in which we were held... from The Patriot
My Lord, she said that. from The Patriot
My lord... from The Patriot
My name is Peter Howard. from The Patriot
My officers? from The Patriot
My reputation suffers because of your incompetence! from The Patriot
My sons were better men. from The Patriot
My wife in Alexandria is with child. from The Patriot
My wife is dead. from The Patriot
Nathan, Samuel. from The Patriot
Nathan! from The Patriot
Nearly takes the honor out of victory. from The Patriot
Nearly. from The Patriot
Next time, you'll wait for my command. from The Patriot
Nine pounds, eleven ounces. That's perfect. Perfect. from The Patriot
Nineteen, if you hang me with my men. from The Patriot
No lesson is necessary. from The Patriot
No retreat! from The Patriot
No, I didn't expect you would. from The Patriot
No, I forbid you to go! from The Patriot
No, no, he's more like his mother. from The Patriot
No, no, sir. from The Patriot
No, not tomorrow. from The Patriot
No, not yet. from The Patriot
No! from The Patriot
No! from The Patriot
No! God, stop! from The Patriot
No. from The Patriot
No. I consider them linked. from The Patriot
No. Your place is here now. from The Patriot
Not me. You. from The Patriot
Not only does he outnumber us... from The Patriot
Not quite old enough. But his time will come. from The Patriot
Not yet, Thomas. from The Patriot
Nothing will stop him from heading north to finish off Washington. from The Patriot
Now we come to the matter of the specific targeting... from The Patriot
Now we'll take their spirits. from The Patriot
Now, who's to care for them if I go to war? from The Patriot
Now... from The Patriot
O'Hara, our supply ship appears to have arrived. from The Patriot
Occam! Get over here. from The Patriot
Officers' uniforms. from The Patriot
Oh, enough, enough! from The Patriot
Oh, fireworks. Lovely! from The Patriot
Oh, ghost, ghost, ghost. from The Patriot
Oh, God help me. God help me. from The Patriot
Oh, I see. He's your son. from The Patriot
Oh, son, that wasn't your fault. from The Patriot
Oh, write her. from The Patriot
On that farm! That stupid little boy! from The Patriot
On the right to the rear! from The Patriot
One man. Really? from The Patriot
One of our captured officers, my lord. from The Patriot
One week furlough for all men. from The Patriot
Only another six months. from The Patriot
Or at least it will be. from The Patriot
Or perhaps your children would. from The Patriot
Or you may abandon any hope of Ohio. from The Patriot
Order, order! from The Patriot
Our children will learn of it with their own eyes. from The Patriot
Our first order of business... from The Patriot
Our force continues to grow. from The Patriot
Our lines broke. The British Green Dragoons cut us to bits. from The Patriot
Our losses have been grievous. from The Patriot
Over 200 men. from The Patriot
Papa, don't go! I'll say anything. from The Patriot
Papa! from The Patriot
Peasants. from The Patriot
Perfectly, my lord. from The Patriot
Perhaps a few wounded ones when you are not looking. from The Patriot
Perhaps that's his weakness. from The Patriot
Perhaps you should've taught him something of loyalty. from The Patriot
Perhaps. from The Patriot
Personally, I would prefer stupidity. from The Patriot
Peter Cuppin joined the Continentals. from The Patriot
Peter. from The Patriot
Piece by piece. from The Patriot
Please be seated. from The Patriot
Please, Papa. from The Patriot
Please. from The Patriot
Pray for me. from The Patriot
Prepare the baggage. from The Patriot
Prepare to fire the house. from The Patriot
Present! from The Patriot
Present! from The Patriot
Pride will do. from The Patriot
Pride. from The Patriot
Pride's a weakness. from The Patriot
Private? from The Patriot
Private. from The Patriot
Protect the families of his men. from The Patriot
Push forward, men! from The Patriot
Put it away. from The Patriot
Put it back, please. from The Patriot
Put them down over there. Thank you. from The Patriot
Put those in the house. from The Patriot
Quarter will be given to British wounded and any who surrender. from The Patriot
Quiet! from The Patriot
Quiet. Sit down. from The Patriot
Quite impressive for a farmer with a pitchfork, wouldn't you say? from The Patriot
Ready arms! from The Patriot
Rebel dispatches, sir. from The Patriot
Regrettably so. from The Patriot
Release the prisoners! from The Patriot
Restrain them from, say, targeting civilians. Women, children and such. from The Patriot
Retreat! from The Patriot
Retreat! from The Patriot
Retreat! from The Patriot
Retreat! from The Patriot
Retreat! from The Patriot
Retreat! from The Patriot
Retreat! Retreat! from The Patriot
Reverend, with your permission, I'd like to make an announcement. from The Patriot
Reverend? from The Patriot
Reverend. from The Patriot
Reverend... from The Patriot
Right under the British noses. from The Patriot
Run as quickly as you can. from The Patriot
Samuel, after your first shot, reload for Nathan. from The Patriot
Samuel, get down there fast! from The Patriot
Samuel! A postrider! from The Patriot
Samuel. from The Patriot
Save yourselves! from The Patriot
Search the outbuildings and the woods, quickly. from The Patriot
See? from The Patriot
Seek your victory. from The Patriot
Send the battalion over that hill and crush them. from The Patriot
Send us off to war alongside Massachusetts. from The Patriot
Sent them down the Asheulot to the Cherokee. from The Patriot
Seventeen. from The Patriot
She gave birth to a son three weeks ago. from The Patriot
She said... from The Patriot
She spoke. Susan talked to you? from The Patriot
She'd say it to me when I picked on Thomas. from The Patriot
She's still not talking? from The Patriot
Should the American colonies govern themselves independently? from The Patriot
Shoulder arms! from The Patriot
Shut the doors. from The Patriot
Sir, no, I... from The Patriot
Sir, we have the private the Cherokee scouts brought in. from The Patriot
Sir? from The Patriot
Sir? from The Patriot
Sir. from The Patriot
Sir. from The Patriot
Sir. from The Patriot
Sir... from The Patriot
Six months at the earliest. from The Patriot
Six pounders. from The Patriot
Slowly turn. from The Patriot
So what was in the mail? from The Patriot
So who's in command? from The Patriot
So you're the ghost, are you? I remember you! from The Patriot
So... from The Patriot
Son... from The Patriot
Soon after, the Cherokee broke their treaty with the French. from The Patriot
Soon. from The Patriot
Sorry. from The Patriot
Sorry. from The Patriot
Sound the retreat. from The Patriot
Sound... from The Patriot
Sounds good. from The Patriot
Sounds good. from The Patriot
Sounds more like a ghost than a man. from The Patriot
Speaking for months now. from The Patriot
Speaking for months. from The Patriot
Start with the officers and work your way down. from The Patriot
Stay close. from The Patriot
Stay the course. from The Patriot
Stay with us. from The Patriot
Strangers know more about you than I do. from The Patriot
Stupid boy. from The Patriot
Surrendering troops will be given quarter. from The Patriot
Susan, come here. from The Patriot
Susan, you don't hate him. from The Patriot
Susan? from The Patriot
Susan... from The Patriot
Take aim! from The Patriot
Take aim! from The Patriot
Take aim! from The Patriot
Take aim! from The Patriot
Take aim! from The Patriot
Take aim! from The Patriot
Take care of your brothers and sisters and your Aunt Charlotte. from The Patriot
Take this one to Camden. He is a spy. from The Patriot
Take your time and tell me. How many were there? from The Patriot
Take your time. Dogs. from The Patriot
Tavington has a list of our men. He's burning our homes... from The Patriot
Tavington. from The Patriot
Tea? from The Patriot
Teach you any humility? from The Patriot
Tell me about Ohio. from The Patriot
Tell me what you want me to say. I'll say anything. from The Patriot
Tell the children, and especially Susan, that I will keep my promise... from The Patriot
Temperance can be a disguise for fear. from The Patriot
Thank you for the care of His Majesty's soldiers. from The Patriot
Thank you very much. from The Patriot
Thank you, Harry. from The Patriot
Thank you, sir. from The Patriot
Thank you, sir. from The Patriot
Thank you, sir. from The Patriot
Thank you. from The Patriot
Thank you. from The Patriot
Thank you. from The Patriot
Thank you. from The Patriot
Thank you. from The Patriot
Thank you. from The Patriot
Thank you. from The Patriot
Thank you. from The Patriot
Thank you. Come inside. Wait until you see what I have. from The Patriot
That Gates is a damn fool. from The Patriot
That is the measure of their resolve. from The Patriot
That man insults me! from The Patriot
That was mine. from The Patriot
That'll do. from The Patriot
That's a free slave island just north of Charles Town. from The Patriot
That's a separate issue. from The Patriot
That's between you and God. from The Patriot
That's cheerful news. from The Patriot
That's done. from The Patriot
That's enough. Very well, children, inside. from The Patriot
That's her. The North Star. from The Patriot
That's how we justified it. from The Patriot
That's simple. from The Patriot
That's the only star in the sky that never moves. from The Patriot
That's two years. It's already been two. from The Patriot
The battle. Were you there? from The Patriot
The beasts took your dogs too? from The Patriot
The British advanced three times. from The Patriot
The British got 18 of our men at Fort Carolina. from The Patriot
The children are here. from The Patriot
The Dragoons rode into them. from The Patriot
The English settlers had sought refuge at Fort Charles. from The Patriot
The eyes, tongues, fingers... from The Patriot
The French and the Cherokee had raided along the Blue Ridge. from The Patriot
The governor has vowed if the assembly votes a single shilling... from The Patriot
The hero of Fort Wilderness. Your reputation precedes you. from The Patriot
The honor is found in the end, not the means. from The Patriot
The last anyone saw, riding hard northeast... from The Patriot
The last time you saw me, I was 11 and you put ink in my tea. from The Patriot
The line is faltering! from The Patriot
The man has the loyalty of the people. from The Patriot
The South Carolina Militia is being called up. from The Patriot
The town? from The Patriot
The war has turned. from The Patriot
Their names and ranks? from The Patriot
Then by the power vested in me by our mutual faith... from The Patriot
Then half the bridges and ferries between here and Charles Town burned. from The Patriot
Then let him speak. from The Patriot
Then why am I still wearing this rag? from The Patriot
Then you're freedmen who will have the privilege... from The Patriot
There are alternatives to war. from The Patriot
There is no such nation and to speak of one is treason. from The Patriot
There must be gentlemen in command to lead... from The Patriot
There were times... from The Patriot
There will be a time for revenge. from The Patriot
There. from The Patriot
There's a story going around about 20 Redcoats... from The Patriot
There's no honor in this. from The Patriot
There's no need for your men to die. Leave the wagons and go. from The Patriot
There's no one in the house. from The Patriot
There's not a man in this room... from The Patriot
These brutal tactics must stop! from The Patriot
These Colonials are our brethren. from The Patriot
These men were about to surrender! from The Patriot
These men, they're not the sort we need. from The Patriot
These rustics are so inept. from The Patriot
These wagons now belong to the Continental Army. from The Patriot
They are being unloaded. from The Patriot
They call this the New World. It's not. It's the same as the old. from The Patriot
They can't be far. from The Patriot
They died of... They died of burns. " from The Patriot
They gave no quarter when they fired on a ship carrying my wife and daughters. from The Patriot
They had green eyes. from The Patriot
They hanged my brother down in Acworth. from The Patriot
They have long needed a woman in their lives. from The Patriot
They have nothing to do with the dispatches. from The Patriot
They protect him. Protect his family. from The Patriot
They refused to give names. There are 9 lieutenants, 5 captains, 3 majors... from The Patriot
They won't fight like Regulars. We can't find them. from The Patriot
They won't stop looking for us. from The Patriot
They'd be better off letting the British march through. from The Patriot
They'd be better off, but the cause wouldn't. from The Patriot
They'd killed all the settlers, the men. from The Patriot
They'd left about a week before. from The Patriot
They'll be hung one at a time until they give up the rest of us. from The Patriot
They'll probably kill us men... from The Patriot
They're a long way off. They're most likely heading the other direction. from The Patriot
They're exactly the sort we need. from The Patriot
They're farmers with pitchforks! from The Patriot
They're from good stock on their father's side. from The Patriot
They're going to come. from The Patriot
They're huge. What have you been feeding them? from The Patriot
They're huge. What have you been feeding them? from The Patriot
They're not here. from The Patriot
They're not soldiers, they're farmers. from The Patriot
They're rather more than that, I'm afraid. from The Patriot
They've fought this kind of war before. from The Patriot
They've promised a fleet and 10,000 troops. from The Patriot
This battle was over before it began. from The Patriot
This from the same Captain Benjamin Martin whose fury was so famous... from The Patriot
This is a time for mourning. from The Patriot
This is his journal. from The Patriot
This is madness. from The Patriot
This is murder! from The Patriot
This is not a war for the independence of one or two colonies... from The Patriot
This is not the conduct of a gentleman. from The Patriot
This is the king's highway. from The Patriot
This man here? from The Patriot
This one's head of the house slaves. from The Patriot
This road is closed. from The Patriot
This town has given aid to Benjamin Martin and his rebels. from The Patriot
This war will be fought, not on the frontier... from The Patriot
This way. from The Patriot
This we ask in the name of the Father, the Son... from The Patriot
This we ask in your name. from The Patriot
This will be forgotten. from The Patriot
Thomas is dead. from The Patriot
Thomas was my brother, as well as your son. from The Patriot
Thomas! from The Patriot
Thomas. from The Patriot
Those neighbors of mine who stand against England... from The Patriot
Those swimming breaks really cut into the day, don't they? from The Patriot
Though he eventually surrendered... from The Patriot
Though your service in this war more than warrants such a gift. from The Patriot
Thus far. from The Patriot
To arms! To arms! from The Patriot
To horse! from The Patriot
To king and country. from The Patriot
To the right! from The Patriot
To the right! from The Patriot
To your mind, what are appropriate levels of hostile attention? from The Patriot
Told you. from The Patriot
Tomorrow? from The Patriot
Tomorrow's battle can alter the course of the war. from The Patriot
Top of the ridge, to your left. Below the tree line. from The Patriot
Torch the house! from The Patriot
Trust me. Soon my countrymen will arrive. from The Patriot
Trust the French. from The Patriot
Turn around. from The Patriot
Twelve. from The Patriot
Twenty of His Majesty's soldiers are dead. from The Patriot
Unless I'm dreaming... from The Patriot
Unless we can keep Cornwallis in the south till the French arrive. from The Patriot
Unreliable, at best. from The Patriot
Until then, I am and will remain most affectionately yours. from The Patriot
Very well, corporal. You take Harrisville, Pembroke, Wakefield. from The Patriot
Very well, sir. Proceed. from The Patriot
Very well, then. from The Patriot
Very well. from The Patriot
Very well. from The Patriot
Very well. from The Patriot
Very well. from The Patriot
Violette was 12 and Pauline, 10. from The Patriot
Vive la France. from The Patriot
Wait for Father. from The Patriot
Wait for my order. from The Patriot
Wait here. from The Patriot
Wait! from The Patriot
Wars are not fought only by childless men. from The Patriot
Washington escaped from the north... from The Patriot
Water and bandages, fast. from The Patriot
We are citizens of an American nation. from The Patriot
We ask that you embrace him... from The Patriot
We buried them all, what was left of them. from The Patriot
We caught up with them at Fort Wilderness. from The Patriot
We continued to engage the British, and in the following months... from The Patriot
We cut them apart slowly. from The Patriot
We don't need them. from The Patriot
We got Benjamin Martin. We know what he done to the French. from The Patriot
We leave in the morning. from The Patriot
We must vote to levy! from The Patriot
We named him Gabriel. from The Patriot
We sent the heads on a pallet... from The Patriot
We serve the Crown, and we must conduct ourselves accordingly. from The Patriot
We surrender! from The Patriot
We take our case before the king. from The Patriot
We took our time. from The Patriot
We were... from The Patriot
We will march south with General Gates... from The Patriot
We will never know. from The Patriot
We'll cover more ground if we split up. from The Patriot
We'll discuss it tomorrow. from The Patriot
We'll go downstairs to the kitchen. from The Patriot
We'll go to Saint Helena. from The Patriot
We'll have to fight them off. from The Patriot
We'll put the word out. Start on the south side of... from The Patriot
We'll see. from The Patriot
We're a breath away from losing this war, Benjamin. from The Patriot
We're militia. This is not regular army. from The Patriot
We're not slaves. We work this land. We're freedmen. from The Patriot
We've seen our militia lines break time and again. from The Patriot
Well what? from The Patriot
Well, it's had a dead man in it. from The Patriot
Well, of course you call yourself a man. from The Patriot
Well, the assembly's been convened, so I've been called to Charles Town. from The Patriot
Well, then, we try again and again if necessary to avoid a war. from The Patriot
Well, they're from good stock. On their mother's side, of course. from The Patriot
Well, we won't hold him. We're going to hang him. from The Patriot
Well, yes, I am. from The Patriot
Well? from The Patriot
Well... from The Patriot
Were they militia? Were they Regulars? from The Patriot
What about me? Am I one of that sort? from The Patriot
What about the middle colonies? from The Patriot
What about this one? from The Patriot
What are my orders? from The Patriot
What are you doing? from The Patriot
What are you suggesting, Ben? from The Patriot
What did I say about shooting? from The Patriot
What did she say? from The Patriot
What do you know about him? from The Patriot
What does it say about the Continental Congress? from The Patriot
What happened at Fort Wilderness? from The Patriot
What happened? Who did this? from The Patriot
What of the rebel wounded? from The Patriot
What was the word your lordship used? from The Patriot
What will change? from The Patriot
What will you do with freedom? from The Patriot
What you think all this is worth? from The Patriot
What, I wonder, is to become of me? from The Patriot
What'd you name him? from The Patriot
When I have a family of my own, I won't hide behind them. from The Patriot
When this war is over here in the Colonies... from The Patriot
When will you be back, Father? from The Patriot
When you have a family of your own, perhaps you'll understand. from The Patriot
When? from The Patriot
When? from The Patriot
Where are they hiding? from The Patriot
Where else do I get the opportunity to kill a few Redcoats? from The Patriot
Where is everybody? from The Patriot
Where is Father? from The Patriot
Where is he? from The Patriot
Where will you go now? from The Patriot
Where'd you learn all that riding, shooting, scavenging? from The Patriot
Where's your General Gates now? from The Patriot
Who are you to give such an order? from The Patriot
Who carried this? from The Patriot
Who carried this?! from The Patriot
Who is he? I recognize him. from The Patriot
Who? The writers or the magistrates? from The Patriot
Who's with us? from The Patriot
Why did he go? from The Patriot
Why do men feel they can justify death? from The Patriot
Why should I trust a man who'd betray his neighbors? from The Patriot
Why wait? from The Patriot
Why? from The Patriot
Wilkins. A plantation seven miles from Wakefield, on the Santee... from The Patriot
Will you love, comfort and honor her as long as you both shall live? from The Patriot
Will you love, comfort and honor him... from The Patriot
Will you now, when you are needed most, stop at only words? from The Patriot
With respect, sir, he's killed as many officers in the last two months. from The Patriot
With sadness, I learned of its recent fall to the British... from The Patriot
With the war ending, and our militia disbanding... from The Patriot
With the women and... from The Patriot
Without them this ghost would've disappeared... from The Patriot
Won't Father do that? from The Patriot
Would you like a lesson, sir, in the rules of war? from The Patriot
Would you tell me, please, Mr. Howard... from The Patriot
Would you, as the initiating officer, care to begin? from The Patriot
Wouldn't that force our delegates in Philadelphia to vote for independence? from The Patriot
Yeah, I know. from The Patriot
Yes, Father. from The Patriot
Yes, I do. from The Patriot
Yes, I do. from The Patriot
Yes, I imagine so. from The Patriot
Yes, I would like to claim aggrieved status. from The Patriot
Yes, my lord, it has. from The Patriot
Yes, pray for them. from The Patriot
Yes, sir. from The Patriot
Yes, sir. from The Patriot
Yes, they were. from The Patriot
Yes, this is how His Majesty rewards those... from The Patriot
Yes, trust the French. from The Patriot
Yes. from The Patriot
Yes. from The Patriot
Yes. from The Patriot
Yes. You changed. from The Patriot
You advance yourself only through my good graces. from The Patriot
You all know why I'm here. from The Patriot
You can't ride. from The Patriot
You count up five finger lengths... from The Patriot
You created this ghost, colonel. from The Patriot
You did what I told you to do. from The Patriot
You did what you had to. There was no wrong in it. from The Patriot
You dream, general. from The Patriot
You got it. from The Patriot
You have 18 of my men. I want them back. from The Patriot
You have children? from The Patriot
You have in your possession belongings of mine including clothing... from The Patriot
You have permission... from The Patriot
You intend to enlist without my permission? from The Patriot
You know who I am, Gabriel Martin. from The Patriot
You know, Peter... from The Patriot
You know, you make me very happy. from The Patriot
You know... from The Patriot
You look good in that color. from The Patriot
You matter to your men... from The Patriot
You may not believe this, but I want satisfaction as much as you do. from The Patriot
You may presume too much. from The Patriot
You men will be leaving with us. from The Patriot
You must know that in civilized warfare, officers in the field... from The Patriot
You must order the surrender. from The Patriot
You needn't worry, Father. from The Patriot
You once said... from The Patriot
You really expect to hold Cornwallis here using just militia? from The Patriot
You say your prayers. from The Patriot
You serve me... from The Patriot
You start from the front two stars of the Big Dipper. from The Patriot
You trust the French to keep their word? from The Patriot
You underestimate our militia. from The Patriot
You were right. from The Patriot
You will be a country unto yourself. from The Patriot
You will be missed tomorrow, colonel. from The Patriot
You! from The Patriot
You'll be safe where we're taking you. from The Patriot
You're a free man. from The Patriot
You're alive! from The Patriot
You're right. from The Patriot
You're safe now. Try to sleep. from The Patriot
You're trying to tell me something. from The Patriot
You've done nothing for which you should be ashamed. from The Patriot
Young man, this is a house of God. from The Patriot
Your brutality swelled his ranks. from The Patriot
Your duty is to your family. from The Patriot
Your loving brother, Gabriel. " from The Patriot
Your mother asked me that question around about the time you were born. from The Patriot
Your mother said that when I'd get drunk or lose my temper. from The Patriot
Your replacement wardrobe is aboard ship, but... from The Patriot
Your sense of freedom is as pale as your skin. from The Patriot
Your sort gives that sort a bad name. from The Patriot
Your victories... from The Patriot
Your wife's expecting a child, isn't she? from The Patriot
8 of the 13 colonies have levied money... from The Patriot
18 wounded and 20 are missing. from The Patriot
22 are dead. from The Patriot
28 to 12! The levy passed! from The Patriot
8000 infantry. from The Patriot
All my sympathy, but my order stands. Damn your sympathy. from The Patriot
All the fish are over here. Let's get them. from The Patriot
and send a message to King George he will never forget! from The Patriot
Any bounty? No scalp money this time, Rollins. from The Patriot
Apple? Thank you. from The Patriot
Arrange the exchange. My lord. from The Patriot
Battalion! Company, halt! from The Patriot
Battalion! Company! from The Patriot
Careful. I caught it. from The Patriot
Colonel... Father! from The Patriot
Damn dogs! Shoot the damn things! from The Patriot
Gabriel. Where's Father? from The Patriot
Hang them all! Hang the lot of them! from The Patriot
He brings them to Black Swamp. Liar! from The Patriot
He said there was... Were you there? from The Patriot
I know. What? from The Patriot
I'm small issue to it. You're wrong, Benjamin. from The Patriot
I'm sorry. Be quiet. from The Patriot
If you must. I must. from The Patriot
Is that clear? Yeah. from The Patriot
Is that so? I'd be of better use with Regulars. from The Patriot
It's a horse blanket. I don't know, my lord. from The Patriot
Let's go. Boys, come. from The Patriot
May I have permission to write Anne? Yes. from The Patriot
Missed, my lord? Your wound. from The Patriot
Now, let us move on to... Prisoner exchange. from The Patriot
On the right! To the left! from The Patriot
Prepare to charge! We haven't been given that order. from The Patriot
Presents? Presents for us? Move slowly. from The Patriot
Reload! Reload! from The Patriot
Rum, Madeira. No wonder they were guarding it. from The Patriot
Say my prayers, take care of everyone. Couldn't have said it better. from The Patriot
Sign up. With all my ailments... from The Patriot
Stay that pistol. They won't let you near the wagon. from The Patriot
Thank you. You're welcome. from The Patriot
The French army is... To hell with you. from The Patriot
The war could be over by then. God willing. from The Patriot
They might come this way. Must I tell you again? from The Patriot
They won't think of look... I'm joining up with them. from The Patriot
This man gives them supplies. Quiet! from The Patriot
Throw it faster. You throw it faster. You're the one... from The Patriot
To a victory. Hear, hear. from The Patriot
To my wife and boy. Yes, of course I will. from The Patriot
Very nice, my lord. Very well. It's a nice horse blanket. from The Patriot
We plead with him. We tried. from The Patriot
We're better than that. What do you know about war? from The Patriot
We're going to Charles Town? We are. from The Patriot
Well, then, make your mark. Why? from The Patriot
What is this? Prisoner exchange. from The Patriot
Where? Seven homes along the Santee so far. from The Patriot
Where's your commanding officer? That tent there. from The Patriot
Who's this? Sir, this is Captain Wilkins. from The Patriot
Yes, Father. Good. from The Patriot
Yes. The Black Swamp, you say? from The Patriot
You had your chance. Wait! from The Patriot
Your ghost. Stay that sword, colonel! from The Patriot
...a cheeky fellow. from The Patriot
...added wider epaulets and looped gold braiding. from The Patriot
...all bound slaves who give minimum one year service... from The Patriot
...all slaves of the American colonies who fight for the Crown... from The Patriot
...along with my inheritance. from The Patriot
...am I still attending a ball in South Carolina... from The Patriot
...and be paid a bounty of five shillings for each month of service. " from The Patriot
...and do Lord knows what to you women. from The Patriot
...and help us to understand the manner in which your mercy works. from The Patriot
...and I'd be in North Carolina by now! from The Patriot
...and in which you so strongly believe. from The Patriot
...and it's right there. from The Patriot
...and keep him at your side with his mother. from The Patriot
...and moved to her plantation on the Santee. from The Patriot
...and one fat colonel who called me... from The Patriot
...and right across to the far bank of the Ohio River. from The Patriot
...and surrounded Cornwallis, who could not retreat to the seas. from The Patriot
...and take them to Aunt Charlotte's. Understood? from The Patriot
...and tar and feathered two magistrates. from The Patriot
...and the manner in which it was fought. from The Patriot
...and the manner in which you serve me reflects upon me! from The Patriot
...and to others as well. from The Patriot
...and what we have won. from The Patriot
...and you, reverend... from The Patriot
...and your losses... from The Patriot
...and, where necessary, restrain their men. from The Patriot
...anyone who comes forward... from The Patriot
...appointing his subordinate to relinquish his sword. from The Patriot
...are as ardent patriots as I. from The Patriot
...are debating independence. " from The Patriot
...are shared by more than you know. from The Patriot
...as I will be returning to you all soon. from The Patriot
...barely a week ago you railed for two hours about independence. from The Patriot
...born of your eagerness for glory. from The Patriot
...but amongst us. from The Patriot
...but for the independence of one nation. from The Patriot
...but I hold no prisoners of war. from The Patriot
...but nearly half of our force is militia. from The Patriot
...but South Carolina is not! from The Patriot
...but understands why you can't be with her. from The Patriot
...by a tyrant 3000 miles away. from The Patriot
...call on her. from The Patriot
...can you write a letter for me? from The Patriot
...Colonel Tavington thought it best to secure our arms and munitions first. from The Patriot
...Cornwallis entrenched himself at Yorktown, Virginia. from The Patriot
...Cornwallis himself hid in shame... from The Patriot
...deserve to die a traitor's death? from The Patriot
...deserve to die a traitor's death. from The Patriot
...during the Wilderness campaign? from The Patriot
...each day in prayer I reaffirm my willingness... from The Patriot
...east of Black Swamp. Who lived there? from The Patriot
...extends down towards the headwater here... from The Patriot
...fighting for the Crown in the French and Indian War. from The Patriot
...for 3000 tyrants one mile away? from The Patriot
...for so long as you both shall live? from The Patriot
...for the souls of those men hanging outside. from The Patriot
...free of the chain of command... from The Patriot
...from leaderless armies having at each other. from The Patriot
...furniture, personal effects of a non military nature... from The Patriot
...goodbye. from The Patriot
...got killed by a ghost or some damn thing. from The Patriot
...heroes. from The Patriot
...his staff 100 yards behind, trying to catch up. from The Patriot
...how do you intend doing so against the Regulars or the French? from The Patriot
...I believe I see militia forming at their center. from The Patriot
...I can't pay you for this. from The Patriot
...I had trouble breathing around your mother. from The Patriot
...I now pronounce you man and wife. from The Patriot
...I take measure of what we have lost... from The Patriot
...I understood you to be a patriot. from The Patriot
...I will order the shooting of officers at every engagement. from The Patriot
...I wouldn't make it through the first skirmish. No, sir. from The Patriot
...I'll take that as a compliment. from The Patriot
...if anything should happen to me, drop your weapons. from The Patriot
...if I do this... from The Patriot
...in spite of your failure to deliver the ghost to me. from The Patriot
...in support of a continental army. from The Patriot
...in the Continental Army... from The Patriot
...in the Lord, our God... from The Patriot
...including my memoirs, on which I spent countless hours. from The Patriot
...it seems like only yesterday when we last saw each other in Charles Town. from The Patriot
...it's a real pleasure. from The Patriot
...it's an ugly business, doing one's duty. from The Patriot
...killing whomever resists. from The Patriot
...let the front line of the militia fire two shots tomorrow. from The Patriot
...march! from The Patriot
...may be forgiven their treason. from The Patriot
...may I have permission to write to Anne? from The Patriot
...must not be accorded inappropriate levels of hostile attention. from The Patriot
...of fighting in the king's army. from The Patriot
...of officers during engagements. from The Patriot
...of which you have so strongly spoken... from The Patriot
...or anywhere for that matter, to whom I would more willingly trust my life. from The Patriot
...or on some distant battlefield... from The Patriot
...protect us in this, our hour of need. from The Patriot
...rendering you blameless. from The Patriot
...retreat. from The Patriot
...Samuel... from The Patriot
...saying she closed her home in Charles Town after the city fell... from The Patriot
...some of the children, they had... from The Patriot
...speak of freedom at my father's table? from The Patriot
...steady. from The Patriot
...that my sins would return to visit me. from The Patriot
...that my sins would return to visit me. from The Patriot
...that she loves you and misses you... from The Patriot
...that will send others to fight in my stead. from The Patriot
...the better man. from The Patriot
...the new aristocracy... from The Patriot
...then the answer is most definitely no. from The Patriot
...then war is the only way. from The Patriot
...there is a rider at the gates. from The Patriot
...to fight the Redcoats under Cornwallis. from The Patriot
...to give my life in its service. from The Patriot
...to live together in the covenant of marriage? from The Patriot
...to the Continental Army, he'll dissolve the body. from The Patriot
...to write me. from The Patriot
...under General Cornwallis. from The Patriot
...under Washington in the French and Indian War. from The Patriot
...we are here to pray... from The Patriot
...we could build a whole new world. from The Patriot
...we pray that you accept this child... from The Patriot
...we put in baskets. from The Patriot
...when I had a family of my own, I'd understand. from The Patriot
...when I should be attending balls in North Carolina? from The Patriot
...which I'd like returned to me. from The Patriot
...which is why he transferred you. from The Patriot
...who fight for him as gentlemen. from The Patriot
...who had finally arrived. from The Patriot
...why don't you read it for us? from The Patriot
...why should I trade one tyrant 3000 miles away... from The Patriot
...will be granted freedom... from The Patriot
...will be granted their freedom with our victory. from The Patriot
...will be landowners. from The Patriot
...will spawn and fulfill the promise of our new nation. from The Patriot
...will you give this to my children? from The Patriot
...will you have this man to be your husband to live in marriage? from The Patriot
...with the two that lived back to Fort Ambercon. from The Patriot
...with your home. from The Patriot
...would understand that. from The Patriot
...you and I both know that I can never return to England with honor. from The Patriot
...you will obey my command or I will have you shot. from The Patriot
...you've earned the nickname "The Butcher" among the populous. from The Patriot
...your youth and distance from this cruel conflict of which I am a part. from The Patriot
"Brutal," I think. from The Patriot
"But I am fortunate to be serving the cause of Liberty. from The Patriot
"In Chestertown, they burned the customs house... from The Patriot
"Take notice. from The Patriot
"The New York and Pennsylvania assemblies... from The Patriot